I am wired and fading
Looking blind and blaming
Following and trailing
Words you might be saying

I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting
I am tired

Altered expectations
Long anticipation
Everything is changing
I'm the same and aging

I'm tired of waiting
I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting
I am tired

I'm tired of waiting
I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting

I am tired
Of the long way down
The long way down
The long way down
The long way down, hey

So I stand to let you down
Here alone
I can't seem to dream of you
No more
No more
No more

I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting
I am tired
I'm just tired of waiting

I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting
I am tired
I'm tired of waiting

I am tired of waiting
I'm tired of waiting
I am tired

I'm so tired, I'm so tired (I am tired of waiting)
I'm so tired, I'm so tired
I'm tired (I am tired of waiting)

I'm so tired, I'm so tired (I am tired of waiting)
I'm so tired, I'm sick of waiting, yeah (I am tired of waiting)

I'm so tired
I am tired of waiting
I'm so tired, yeah yeah
I am tired of waiting
I am tired of waiting


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Tired of Waiting Lyrics as written by Eric Paul Colin Kirk Macdonald

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    I love this song. My 2nd favourite trews song (1st being poor ol' broken hearted me, which I just added, hopefully it'll be up soon). I like the video too - I agree with mle_love. Anybody know where it was filmed? Antigonish, maybe?

    Lost the Ploton May 31, 2006   Link

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